What I'm Working ON

Bash utility to keep track of what you are working per directory.

Install

$ antigen bundle gillchristian/wkon

Alternatively you can copy the script from here and paste it in your profile file of choice (.bashrc, .profile, .zshrc).

Use

$ wkon --help
wkon: easily keep track of what you are working on

USAGE:
  $ wkon [message] # appends [message] to $WKON_FILE and displays it's content
  $ wkon           # display $WKON_FILE content

CONFIGURATION:
  $WKON_FILE defaults to "WORKING-ON.txt", change it to use a different file.

OPTIONS:
  -h, --help    show help
  -d, --delete  removes $WKON_FILE

To generate the file for the first time you have to pass a message, otherwise wkon will do nothing:

$ wkon

$ wkon take out the trash
take out the trash

When the file has be generated wkon will append the message in a new line (if provided) and show you the updated notes:

$ wkon
take out the trash

$ wkon finish ticket 123
take out the trash
finish ticket 123

Tips

• To show whant you are working on when entering a directory use the following zsh hook:

add-zsh-hook chpwd wkon;

• Use git's global ignore to prevent comminting your wkon file (defaults to WROKING-ON.txt).